Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Bismarck's Speech Acts Like Sooih.
ing Portion 10 Turbulent Europe
and Quiet Reigns.
The Comments of tho English Press on
Iddesleigh's Death Rather So we're on
Lord Salisbury.
QUELLING THE WAR SPIRIT.

speech of Gsrmany's Indifference to
Austro-Hungsria and Bulgaria confirms
the statement of Count Kelnoky, Austro-
Hungarian foreign minister, to the dele
cations that Germany as q peace maker
would find the governments at Vienna
auG st. Petersburg ready TO settle all
differences on Just and pacific basis.
Prince BismarCk's decisive reference to
Bulgaria has hsd a SOLDERING influence
everywhere.
COMMENTS ON IDDESLEIGH.
LONDON, Jan. l3.-The Times this
morning says in regard to Lord Iddes-
leigh's death: We cannot affect to ig-
more the fact that Lord Iddesleigh's
death is blow TO the ministry and to the
Unionists' cause. Doubtless the runners
of serious friction between his lOrdship
and his colleagues will obtain increased
currency, but the truth in the matter in g
degree justitles the malevOlent guesses of
gOssiDers.
The Standard this morning says: "With
the sad hOnors paid to LORD Iddesleigh's
memory viii mingle lively sympathy for
the premier, who must feel as an aggra-
vation of bitterness that IN his last days
anything interfered with the happy rela-
conservative Cause"
The Daily Telegraph says more hon
cradle, straightforward man never spoke
in either house, and his loyalty to his
party waS not in the least affected by re
cen. events, nor was his confidence in the
government shaken.
on IDDESLEIGH's DEATH.
LONDON, Jan. g The unfortunate
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pathy every where. Tn newspapers eX-
tel him, and some of them make very IN
complimentary comments GU the treat
ment the dead man received al the hands
Of the prime minister. in this respect
the st. james Gsz-tte says. at cannot
be said thai Lord Iddes!eicn was mar
dered Ii is no crime to be a young man
in q hurry, and it is no crime to push
man from the stool on which Won believe
you would make better figure. Per
hGps some Of his assailants will now fee
remorse, and especially those to whom
be was yoke, not one OF whom vas
worthy to unloose his Shoes
CREATED QUITE a SENSATION.
VIENNA, Jan. - -Bi~mGrck's speech
was read piecemeel il the public resorts,
creating as much OF sensation as so
many war bulletins.
HARD ON ROE.
DUBLIN, Jan. l3.-Mr. Roe, owner of
land, the yearly rental of which amounts
to 5000, has been compelled to seek adj
mission to the Killarney work house,
having been unable to get money from
either trustees or tenants.
MASSACRED BY a HE THEN KING.
ROME, Jan. 13.-The Propaganda has
received letter from the Catholic mis-
sionaries in Uganda, Africa, in which is
related the story of the massacre OF
native Christians there. The writer says
King Mariarga recently discovered ser
want studying the ca!echism. Beng
greatly tnraged he caused the massacre
of 100 negro converts. Most of the vic
tins were burned alive. King Marianga,
the missionaries say, vows he will destroy
all the Christians IN his kingdom.
To DECLARE MARTIAL LAW II CRETE.
CONsTANTINOPLE, Jan. IS The gov
ern0r general Of Crete is informed that |
a party of Greeks in the district of !
Yeuapetra penetrated the fortress a. |
EpiScOpio, overpOwered the guards ana |
set fire to the place. tn troops cap;ur-
I'd the rirg-ieaders on the following day. |
There are fears OF collision win tae /
It is expected that the |
porte Will declare martial law in Crete.
PATRIOTIC FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. l3.-Fioqust on ascending
the chair Of President i'll the chamber Of
deputies to-day said he hoped that wise
concord and & spirit Of compromise
would prevail among the members of the
VINO, he hoped, would oil be
by patriotic emulation to work
Tor the progress uf national institutions,
in the front rank Of which the government
placed the army. This declaration was
received with applause. Continuing Flo
Iuet said: "Wnen without distinction of
2ayty we follow W n equal soIicitude the
efforts Il the valiant youth of
France, and when with unanimous i'm
pulse We accept every sacrifice to increase
)ur cOuntry'S paw,r, we do not feel
lgitated by a feveIish lmpatience or de-
sire, but only with TRANQUIL perseverlng
will we place ourselves in position to ful-
i'll ali our duties and secure for France
he respect of all. An essential condition
If that is the peacfwe prize SIS highly as
anybody in the verdi" Prolonged ap-
5lauSe.
WHY GERMANY INTERFERED.
BERLIN, Jan. l. The debate on the
Irmy bill was resumed in the rechstag
o-day. Prince B smarck again spoke.
lie said Germany mtervered in Bulgaria
only TO prevent the execution of The con-
pira'ors who were imp icated in the plot
.gainSt Prince Alexander, so that the
CT peace might be unim-
paired.
ENGLISH POLITICS.
LONDON, Jan. Is Lord Salisbury
'isited the queen to-day.
\ political conference between Glad
'tOultes and Liberal Uniouists took place
Il the residence OF Sir William Vernon
iarcuurt to-day. Those present were
SIR William Vernon Harcourt, Baron
Ierscheil, John Morley, Joseph Chamber:
ain and George Otto Trevelyan.
HARD on SALISBURY.
LONDON. Jan. l3-The Morning Post,
q an article on the death of Lord Iddts-
eigh. SAWS: at is difficult 10 avoid the
that such o serious blow may
Il some degree affect Lord Salisbury'S i
government. L rrd Iddesleigh was one -,
f the most siugle-mluded and honorable
Gentlemen thst ever gave their LIES labor
Q the public service"
The Daily News says it is not in human
allure TO altogether ignore the distress .
ng circumstances which in eli human .
has attended Lord Iddes (
eieh'S death, and those who are resphn- i